Posts Categorized: Uncategorized
If You Have Receding Gums, Our Chao Pinhole® Surgical Treatment Can Restore Your Smile Without Surgery!
When it comes to your smile, the gums are an essential part of your oral health. If you have gum recession, you might notice that your gums are pulling away from your teeth leaving them vulnerable to decay as the tooth roots become exposed to oral acids and bacteria. Left untreated, gum recession will not… Read more »
The Beauty of Using the Chao Pinhole® Surgical Technique To Correct Your Receding Gums
Your gums do more than just make your smile look great, they keep your teeth anchored into your jaw bone so that your smile can thrive. When gum tissue starts to pull away from your teeth, it not only doesn’t look nice, it can cause loss of supportive bone structure, cause root sensitivity and expose… Read more »
Do You Know What To Expect When Treating Periodontal Disease With Scaling and Root Planing?
Have you been diagnosed with periodontal disease? This gum infection that can arise in your mouth is important not to ignore. There are treatment options that can help you battle this oral disease to help make sure you don’t lose your teeth to it. Thanks to modern technology, therapeutic scaling and root planing can be… Read more »
Getting Your Tooth Extracted by Our Skilled Periodontist Can Leave You Smiling in No Time!
Our Periodontist Can Perform a Frenectomy for You or Your Child As Needed
Do you know what a frenectomy is? This is a simple surgical treatment where our periodontist removes the “frena” in your mouth to modify the binding tissues in the mouth. The “frenum” is what we call the small fold of connective tissue in your mouth that attaches one surface to another. It often refers to… Read more »
What You Can Look Forward to at Your Periodontal Cleaning
In Honor of Gum Disease Awareness Month, We Are Looking at How Periodontitis Affects Your Mouth and Body
Don’t Let Gum Recession Take Over Your Smile in the New Year!
Taking good care of your teeth and gums daily goes a long way to providing you with a healthier smile today and in the years to come. Next to tooth decay, gum disease leads to loose teeth, tender gums, an unattractive smile and an increased risk for tooth decay. Over time, severe gum disease leads… Read more »
